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Metacognitive training of children’s curiosity in schools: investigating a teacher-led intervention
Curiosity-driven learning is crucial for academic achievement and autonomous learning, yet remains scarce in primary classrooms. While metacognitive interventions can foster curiosity in schools, their scalability depends on both student outcomes and teacher implementation. This study evaluates the
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